Q: Every once in a while I go on a search for DVDs of the "State of Grace" TV series. It ran for over a year in the early 2000s. Our whole family enjoyed it, and there's another generation of kids who would definitely enjoy seeing it! Is this series avail
Here's the saddest sentence you'll read all day: "State of Grace" just can't be found.
Canceled after two seasons more than 15 years ago, the chances of this show getting a DVD release now are pretty slim (and, having produced only 40 episodes, TV reruns are out of the question).
Sleepy Hollow, on Fox
A strange woman ends up in the vault, and the team tries to figure out who she is and with whom she's allied in this new episode. Tom Mison stars as Ichabod Crane, who was transported through time and now helps solve mysterious cases.
'Bad' is good: 'Into the Badlands' returns to AMC
Oliver Stark as seen in "Into the Badlands"
There are dramas for people who love murder mysteries, cop shows and even comic books, but a unique drama offers viewers something totally new, with elaborate fight scenes and stunning visuals.
'Bad' is good: 'Into the Badlands' returns to AMC
Oliver Stark as seen in "Into the Badlands"
There are dramas for people who love murder mysteries, cop shows and even comic books, but a unique drama offers viewers something totally new, with elaborate fight scenes and stunning visuals.
The Catch, on ABC
Blinded by love, private eye Alice Vaughan (Mireille Enos) was once conned out of millions of dollars, and now she's on a mission for payback in this new episode. Meanwhile, conman Benjamin Jones (Peter Krause) slips back into the world of international crime.
Q: In the episode of "Two and a Half Men" with Sean Penn and Elvis Costello, who played the bookie?
That was Bobby Cooper, a lesser-known star (compared to the rest of the people in that room), whose presence was likely due to the fact that Sean Penn seems to love him.
Designated Survivor, on ABC
President Tom Kirkman (Kiefer Sutherland) scrambles to uncover the truth behind a devastating attack on the U.S. Capitol in this new episode. Unexpectedly appointed Commander in Chief in the wake of the attack, Kirkman struggles to keep the country, and his family, together.
Trial & Error, on NBC
John Lithgow returns to series television as eccentric poetry professor Larry, who is accused of the bizarre murder of his beloved wife in this premiere. The new comedy also stars Nicholas D’Agosto as bright-eyed New York defense attorney Josh Segal.
The Bachelor, on ABC
After weeks of searching for his soul mate, charming technology salesman Nick Viall must choose between the remaining women in this season finale. Immediately following the finale, Chris Harrison hosts an "After the Final Rose" special in which the women dish on their experiences.
Q: Greg Jbara was listed in "Blue Bloods" as "guest starring," then as "starring," and is now listed as "guest starring" again. Can you please tell me why?
Credits are a very complicated business, and the credits we see on screen have a lot of significance off screen as well.
Crediting someone as a "star" in a show instead of "guest star" (or "special guest star," as Greg Jbara is credited in "Blue Bloods") means changing their union-mandated pay scale -- it's a promotion in more than name.
